by Abel Gonzalez Fernandez | August 27, 2026What Else Could a Museum Be? On Mike Kelley’s “Mobile Homestead” Bordering the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), there sits a work so strange and self-aware that even calling it a “work” feels slightly inadequate, or at least incomplete.
by K.A. Letts | May 11, 2026Carole Harris’ Origin Story in “This Side of the River” at MOCAD Harris' fiber pieces and archival materials comment on civic events and her response through her work from 1966 to the present.
by K.A. Letts | December 18, 2024Surrealism 2.0: Four Exhibitions at MOCAD that Define New-Wave Surrealism
by Zara Yost | August 19, 2024Nourishing the Canon: A Review of “From Scratch: Seeding Adornment” by LaKela Brown at Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
by Zara Yost | August 15, 2024Remembering Black Power: A Review of “Kinship: A Legacy of Gallery 7” at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Detroit
